Top 10 largest economies by GDP

As of 2024, the top ten largest economies in the world are the United States, China, Germany, Japan, India, the United Kingdom, France, Brazil, Italy, and Canada. The nominal GDP of the top ten economies accounts for two-thirds of the world's GDP.

In the list of the top ten largest economies, eight are common in nominal and ppp methods: the United States, China, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, India, and Brazil. Italy and Canada are in the top 10 on a nominal basis, while the Russia and Indonesia are in the top 10 on a ppp basis. On a PPP basis, the top 10 share almost 61 percent of the total.

Four economically largest countries are located in Europe. In Asia, there are three economies in nominal and four in ppp basis. Two North American countries are in nominal list and one in ppp list. One largest is in South America continent in both methods.

India, Indonesia and China are fastest growing economies having growth rate above 4%. Five have gdp growth rate below 1% and Germany is the slowest.

Among top ten biggest countries, United States is richest countries by gdp per capita followed by Canada and Germany. India is poorest country followed by Indonesia and Brazil.

A total of 17 economies have entered the top ten largest economies list since 1960. The remaining seven are the Russian Federation, South Korea, Spain, Mexico, Australia, the Netherlands, and Argentina.

• Nominal
• PPP

Economic Statistics (2024)

Yearwise Top 10 (Nominal)

Yearwise Top 10 (PPP)